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The James Tredwell Story, and New Zealand's Wilf Rhodes

The English domestic season has begun, albeit in the wrong country and with the wrong ball, why England's win in Bangladesh is like balancing a pencil on your nose, and why Vettori can almost claim to being the greatest No

25-Feb-2013•Andy Zaltzman

Swann leads the pack; Bresnan the surprise

It proved harder than many expected, but England secured a 2-0 series victory with their nine-wicket win in Dhaka

25-Mar-2010•Andrew McGlashan

Talented batting, thin bowling

A pair of heavy defeats, by 181 runs and nine wickets, disguise the full extent of the challenge that Bangladesh posed in their third series against England

25-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller

Predictable Bangladesh lose their focus

The fourth day in Dhaka was a sadly predictable affair as the home side stewed of believed injustices and England tried not to think of home

23-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Ian Bell finds his role as evolution continues

He has often been criticised for making easy runs, but over the last few months Ian Bell has stood when his team has needed him and did it again in Dhaka

22-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

'I don't want fifties, I want hundreds'

Tamim Iqbal has the talent and temperament to be a flag-bearer for Bangladesh cricket, and he isn't setting his sights low

22-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller

Labouring England flirt with danger

First Bangladesh's tail ran them ragged and then the batting struggled to force the pace as England produced an insipid second day

21-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Tamim's birthday bash

There was a hint of Virender Sehwag in the way Tamim Iqbal tore into England's attack and for a while they were helpless to stop him

20-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

No-fuss Tredwell serves England well

He was expected to play last week in Chittagong before missing out, but now James Tredwell is savouring his chance at Test level

20-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Both teams emerge with honour intact

England were the clear winners of the first Test, but Bangladesh showed grit and character even in defeat

16-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Siddique's rearguard delays England

Plays of the day from day four at Chittagong

15-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Plucky Bangladesh survive to fight another day

If Tests were played like Grand Slam tennis matches, with each day equating to a set, then England would currently be leading 2-1 at Chittagong

14-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Tredwell's blinder ends Mushfiqur's fightback

Plays of the day from the third day of the first Test at Chittagong

14-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Tamim and Mahmudullah show their Test credentials

It took until the final session on the second day at Chittagong for Bangladesh to produce their first disciplined display of Test cricket in this series

13-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Slow progress for Bangladesh

The home side are improving, but fundamental mistakes still hinder their game

05-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Kieswetter goes against the script

England's latest opener was meant to provide the early momentum, but instead he made his mark with a controlled and measured century

05-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

England's finisher floors Bangladesh

The hosts finally thought they could gain a first victory over England, but Eoin Morgan put paid to that with a perfectly timed one-day innings

02-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Tamim shows both teams the way

The Bangladesh opener produced a wonderful 125 but couldn't find support from his team-mates, while England continue their quest to find a similarly destructive opener

28-Feb-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Strauss's absence sends the wrong message

Nobody can question that Strauss's role has been all-consuming, but now is not the time to rest

18-Jan-2010•Andrew Miller

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